1977 MLB All Star Game NEW YORK Original NBC Broadcast
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- from 7/19/77 the Original NBC Broadcast from Yankee Stadium the 1977 All Star game as Joe Morgan Opens the Game with a lead off HR off Jim Palmer who has a rough couple innings
MVP goes to Dodger Pitcher Don Sutton
Recorded and digitalized off original VHS pre recorded master tape the player intros breaks up some, turns to B&W but comes back to color as the game starts
Boxscore
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The greatest time to be a kid watching and loving baseball
Yes!!!! Buying baseball cards and a bottle of yoohoo from the general store were the highlights of my summer.
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Will FOREVER remember the EXCITEMENT I felt back then as a kid watching the All-Star game every year on TV.
Cut to 2002 when I finally got the chance to 'live the dream' by attending the INFAMOUS Miller Park All-Star game (here in Milwaukee) that ended in a 7-7 tie, as a 40 year old adult! As disappointing as the finish of that game was, STILL a dream come true for the little kid that used to WORSHIP getting to see the All-Star game every year on TV !!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_Major_League_Baseball_All-Star_Game
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It was a great time. Watched this game with my grandfather only weeks after my grandmother's passing as he was living alone now.
Without a doubt.
I agree, these were my childhood heroes.
Me and my dad were there, and being Mets fans, the ovation for Tom Seaver still gives me chills.
David Berkowitz was in the upper deck
Seaver intro at 3:04. Pitching at 1:27:29
Thank you Reuven for pidgeon-holing those times; very helpful. What a thrill for Tom & everyone there to be part of & a witness to that ovation! May still be the longest one I’ve ever heard.
I remember watching this live on TV & being thrilled out of my mind. I was a teenage Met fan back then, still crushed by Tom Terrific’s trade in the infamous “Midnight Massacre”…@@spinedoc18
@@jm1657 I was a teenaged Met fan back then too. Yes, the Tom Seaver trade was crazy, but the truth is I was really, really into John Stearns…💙🧡
@@SSNESS he was a patsy of the cult that controlled him...a country wide cult of pure evil that did evil to innocents like arlis Perry....they ranged from minot to Hollywood to NYC...berkowitz was the ' fall guy'
It’s great to see the players wearing their team uniforms. The fans love that!
This is a treasure. MLB must release all these classic films. They are treasures.
MLB's collection is limited. I speak from having worked there with it. They'd love to have this and a bunch of other stuff floating around. For example, the earliest World Series they have in color is 1969, despite NBC having aired it in color as early as 1954. But color videotape wasn't available until '58 and it was expensive. A lot of precious TV archives got wiped as tape was reused.
However, a lot of stuff has resurfaced thanks to private recordings such as this. When I was working there, MLB.com had purchased a collection of cassette tape archives of many marquee games dating back to the 1950's. I had the privilege of playing a tape of Vin Scully calling the last Giants-Dodgers game at Ebbets Field in 1957 while he was live on the air calling that night's Dodgers game. Vin sounded the same 50 years apart.
@@msquaretheoriginalvery interesting and explains a lot of gaps. I'm thankful for what we have but it's a shame there isn't more. TH-cam is a literal gold mine for vintage games. Phenia Films has done an amazing job posting all these games for us to enjoy and I am trying to watch every last one literally. It doesn't seem like classic mlb is going to post much else on TH-cam, but maybe they posted most of what they've actually got.
Tremendous job by Bob Sheppard pausing to allow NY fans to applaud Tom Seaver.
Yes, very classy move. And boy did they cheer!
Very cool!
I was an 11-year-old kid from the Bronx in 1977 what a great time It was to watch baseball growing up as a kid. Great Baseball great
Players.
Unbelievable to be able to see this again after all this time. I was at this game with my uncle and cousin. Seats off third base on lower level. Was my 10th birthday a week before the game. Words can't describe how excited I was to be there, being a Yankee fan. Hearing Bob Shepherd and seeing a lot of these players. Its like I'm at the game again. All I can say is Wow!! Speechless
And what a 10th birthday week it was with the blackout less than a week before this game.
Great to hear public address announcer Bob Shepherd
Badda boom badda bing. Awesome All Star Game! Great uniforms, colors, stirrups and action! Sad so many of these guys have passed on.
As a Yankees fan, odd to see Bob Lemon, Dave Winfield and Goose Gossage all with other teams!
winfield? Mr.may....bum
Growing up with the Game of the week with Kubek and Garogiola was memorable. I forgot how great they were as a team. Now putting up with Joe Buck makes me year for this tandem
Don't forget Curt Gowdy who teamed up with Kubek all those years. The best duo ever on NBC.
Dave Parker was wearing Dave Winfield’s SD Padre batting helmet.
Yes he was heh -
Same or similar colors, eh ? -
I take it they didn’t have his Batting helmet -
Or Parker just picked it up by mistake heh...
I think the former is quite possible,
As I noticed Tiger Lance Parrish had to use a Cleveland batting helmet
For just that reason in the ‘82 AS game 😉✌️...
@@AABB-bm9kk This may of also been a message to Pirate management.
This was the year before signing his big contract.
Rod Carew had prettiest swing of any hitter I've ever seen. Ken Griffey Jr. also had beautiful swing.
I agree Todd Hands down top 5 great hitters from our g-g-g-generation a magician with the bat
Griffey's Dad had the ugliest swing of any good hitter 😆 He had a higher career batting average than Jr ! He was super fast too and a good outfielder. Not much power but a very good player nonetheless.
This game is Ken Griffey Sr.
@@Cincinnatus1869 actually Griffey had power with the Yankees
George Brett also
This was 6 days after the blackout.
Seaver. Yaz. Munson. Mays. DiMaggio. Some serious spine tingling ovations.
almost surreal seeing G, Brett and Billy Martin sharing a laugh during introductions knowing they will forever be linked 6 years later
Good observation
Incredible lineups. HOF players on both sides and legendary managers.
Nice to have the announcers let the public address do the inductions with out talking over him.
Pros…..look at the players … Happy to be there and each player giving one another respect.
Seems we have lost this feel for the game.
Still have my ticket stub to this game. The game was good but BP was amazing! Greg Luzinski hit 8 to 10 consecutive pitches into the left field seats. Parker, Valentine and Winfield took turns throwing bullets from deep right field to home plate on a line to the catcher.
Seats were third deck between home plate and 1st base. We could see everything! Great memories.
Loved watching The Bull hit batting practice. Watching him and Schmidt hitting BP was sometimes more entertaining than the game itself.
Tremendous outfield arms what a show .I was there also , so impressive .
All 3 had CANNONS no doubt about it
Remember so well the big ovation Tom Seaver received. Believe it was his first return to NY
I remember this too. What a thrill for Tom, all the fans there & for us at home.
I believe you’re right - his first time back after “the Saturday Night Massacre” Trade to Cincinnati.
Always loved the all-star game back then. As a kid from the cincy area, it was rare to see players like Carew, Yaz and Palmer.
3:09 “PITCHER…TOM…SEAVER”
The crowd went crazy!
I was neighbors with Richie Zisk in 1977. I got to meet him and got his autograph. Along with Jim Essian and Bart Johnson who were also my neighbors.
When all-star games were worth watching!! I miss the great Yankees public address announcer Bob Sheppard. What a great voice he was!!
He was the absolute best.
Class, cream of the crop. No one did it better. Made Jeter really appreciate him also.
3:22 Tom Seaver rubbing the tremendous applause in the face of M. Donald Grant GM of the Mets that traded him away about a month earlier...
Cheering for THE MAN, not the uniform. Tom Terrific, god bless his soul.
@@markofly76 I was at Yankee Stadium in 1985 when Seaver won his 300th game!
yep reds won big in 79
@@markofly76 yep- reds did great in 79 playoffs
Willie May's looked like he could still bat 6th in that lineup...He looked in better shape than Yaz...
When having less meant having more.
No cable TV
No commentary that was too complicated for kids to grasp,& understand.
No "interleague"
No internet...had to get the box scores from your local newspaper.
No FRIKKIN ANALYTICS!!!!
Baseball of yesteryear....you are missed.
No white square!
This game was played 6 days after the major black out that hit NYC, the temp. in NYC the day of the game hit 102 degrees.
That blackout was insane
I was 15,Bosox fan from Maine...I had goose bumps when Shepard introduced the Boston All☆Stars!!!..dang!to be a kid again!!👌🇺🇲
Oh that National League lineup was AWESOME!
Palmer had no chance! LOL!
George Foster had a great year in 1977 hitting 52 home runs.
and was a BUST as a met....what a bum foster turned out to be
I was at this game with my dad, and I still have the ticket stub! I correctly remembered the final score after 46 years. I had forgotten, however, that the late, great Thurman Munson had struck out to end the game...
Oh, wow.
That was a week after the big blackout that devastated the area from the looting that happened. NYC was not a happy place then, this and the World Series helped the Bronx get its good image back till a building fire was broadcast during the game, thanks abc and Keith Jackson for pointing out that fire
This was when people could actually clap.....nowadays they can't because of the iPhone
Classic times ❤️📺👀 I’m now 60 and this was my youth 🤩
I'm 60 too. My youth as well so I relate.
Make that three. Almost.
Baseball sure has changed. Loved this era.
George Foster had nearly 100 RBI's at the halfway point of the season, incredible...
Sweet!
Yup. He finished 1977 with 52 HR and 149 RBI and the NL MVP.
@@johnlevalley521 As a Yankee fan, each day I checked the standings to see where we stood and how Cincinnati was doing. I wanted no part of them after '76 and hoped someone else was leading their division.
@@fjr70ify the Yanks beat a good Dodgers team that year. The Reds should have never traded away Tony Perez after the 76 series. The management completely underestimated how important he was to the club
George could mash em. Management went cheap after 76 or they could have won more WS
This is the first MLB game I remember going to. 8 years old out in Right Field.
That's awesome. I remember watching it on TV
I always felt the overall talent in this game was never matched.
Watch the 71 AllStar game. You might change your mind!
@@jwbronco30 The 1965 NL team was out of this world.
@@jwbronco30 Yes-the ‘71 is awesome
1971
Yea & 10 years later, 1981 at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium was not too shabby either!
As a 12 year old at this game I was sitting in the left field bleachers and remember this play. Morgan hit that ball sky high and it looked like a routine fly ball but carried out. Right field is ridiculously short.
Was an 11 year old in the bleachers with my dad, grandfather and then 9 year old brother. What a night!
I remember watching this broadcast. Game was faster, not much stepping out of the batter’s box and look, no ads behind the plate. Back when I followed baseball more due to the quality of play.
Best of all, miss the old stadium very much. Don’t like the new Yankee Stadium.
I was there. Got handed a ball by right field line umpire Frank Pulli! Such a great memory!!
Nice.
dave parker tremendous speed especially for a man that size scoring from first amazing not even running with the pitch incredible look at his strides around third base
Bless you for posting this. I watched every game for the decade of 1974-84 but this one had been missing. So many great players and the first in Yankee Stadium #2.
Why didn’t Winfield play hockey too 😄
Interesting to see Dave Parker before his knees went.
Dave was soo talented…….. like having a NFL player on your team . Yet, he was agile and could do it all.
Very cool! Remember watching this game as a kid. Big Yankees game and so cool to have it in the Bronx. Thurman Munson makes the last out. How ironic.
Garvey has 80 RBI's at the break, Parker is hitting .330 with 64 RBI's and Foster has already driven in 90. Impressive! I understand that Foster's career numbers don't support it, but why aren't Garvey and Parker in the M:B Hall of Fame?!
A great era of baseball even though I was too young to appreciate it then. Sad that many players and coaches are no longer with us.
When baseball was fun to watch
Wow 😳 ... what alot of Boston Red Sox players , Eckersley would join them a year later , I love those Bosox unis 👍
So many there that night who George lusted for, many went through the 80's revolving door - Gossage, LaRoche, Winfield, Reuschel, Wynegar, Campaneris, Jones, Griffey,
Candelaria. One there who saved the '78 season was Bob Lemon. Singelton grew up in Mt. Vernon, both Carew and Ken played in McCombs Dam Park - fields that
were taken away for the current Yanks Mallpark.
It's a robbery that Dave Concepcion isn't in the Hall of Fame.
Anybody else notice Pittsburgh's Dave Parker wearing a Padres batting helmet?
The Gold Standard compared with today's ridiculous All-Star games.
Tony Kubek: "Reggie Jackson is pretty confident he will have a good second half."
The Future.: "Oh, he will...he will." In a few months the legend of Mr. OCTOBER is born.
Don't forget the Reds had swept the Yankees in the World Series the previous October. But those boos quickly changed to cheers when Seaver was introduced.
Thank you, this takes me back to my childhood.....asg in my hometown n borough.
New York fans weren't booing Reggie Jackson a few months later.
Nice to see Gossage as a Pirate, Eckersley as an Indian, Winfield as a Padre…
Those White Sox uniforms. Bob Lemon looks like he's wearing his sleep shirt.
these are the same unis former ws now brs pitcher chris sale took scissors to a couple of them. He strongly objected to having to wear them.
The game and players were different...no hot doggin...no chest pounding....just b aseball players giving their all....I miss those days too
How excited was sparkey. He was the best. Yankees needed him
great nicknames: the Bull(Luzinski), the Cobra(Parker), the Penguin(Cey), the Goose(Gossage),the Candy Man(Candaleria) and the Rooster(Burleson) and not 2 forget the Sparkys Lyle & Anderson.
Thank you so much for posting this! Brings back so many great memories. All I have to say is 4 words , The National League WOW!
Seaver got a bigger ovation than DiMaggio or Mays...
It was his first return to NY after being traded one month earlier.
From The Atlanta Braves First Baseman Willie Montanez...
what an iconic time, those players, the uniforms, now the ASG is a joke, players couldnt care less, wearing ridiclous unis, I miss this time.
I haven't watched an ASG in years. I like when they wore their own uniforms. It made things colorful and interesting. Now everything is water downed, corporatized, sanitized, and double sealed for your safety. (I'm starting to sound like George Carlin.)
Ron Cey starting in front of Schmidt was an absolute crime. And having Schmidt not even seeing the field was an even bigger crime.
Bob Shepherd is the public address announcer.
A real pro……
@@timothytimothyarts395 Yes, indeed. 57 years as the Yankees public address announcer.
'The Bronx Zoo'- Sparky's book chronicling pieces of this season and 78 season is one great work of literature. The days when Americans might have been still in shock from all it had witnessed on the world stage - baseball was the greatest escape. Lyle told his Truth and it was hilarious to this baseball junkie.
I love that book and am re reading it again, up there with Ball Four. I also just finished Billy Martin's book today.
Loved how the announcers predicted Dave Concepcion would be MVP of the 1982 MLB All Star Game! We need insightful broadcasters like that again!
Sparky! Our manager here in Cincinnati. And then they gave him away. Idiots.
The Reds had the most talented core players in the 70’s .
Two mistakes Management made 77-79. Going cheap on starting pitching and not keeping Sparky and Pete.
@19:30 I like how Dave Parker is wearing a SD Padre helmet.
Some players did that in All Star games. Maybe they fit better.
When baseball meant more.
The Pirates ALL Black uniforms were menacing and of so cool!
Along with the "Painter's Cap" style (reminiscent of BB a century earlier) hats, and keeping with Pittsburg Black and Yellow.
Uniforms had so much character back then...and I love those stirrups!
Parker ….Pre batting gloves. He should be in the HOF
@@timothytimothyarts395 yes even with the “off” years he still was a HOF player. Hopefully he lives to see it.🙏🏾
Still have my ticket stub! Game was good, but BP was amazing.
Greg Luzinski hit around 8 to 10 consecutive pitches into the leftfield
seats. Parker, Valentine and Winfield took turns throwing bullets from deep right field to home plate...all on a rope to the catcher.
Seats were third deck between home and 1st base so we could see everything !
Thank you for posting this! I could not find this for the longest time.
Que clases de jugadores todos o casi todos salón de la fama de coopertowns ..
Reggie wasn’t greeted 1/10th of what Seaver received 😂
That has probably when baseball was at its best before it went downhill and it still has not recovered.
Great year for MLB, even us Chicago fans had the incredible Bruce Sutter and the South Side Hitmen, with the emergence of Na Na, Hey Hey.
Umpires
HP Bill Kunkel (AL) (Crew Chief) (2nd)
1B Doug Harvey (NL) (4th)
2B Dave Phillips (AL) (1st)
3B Dick Stello (NL) (1st)
LF Joe Brinkman (AL) (1st)
RF Frank Pulli (NL) (1st)
230lb. canary! Hysterical.
Need more Americans in Baseball. Its hard to connect to foreigners when they are more than half the club.
American League had six HOFers in their starting lineup. National League had six HOFers and Pete Rose on the bench!
Man, these were the days. Back when people actually cared about the ASG.
Amazing …uniforms were great just awesome time Reggie Reggie Reggie really was fun time
Bob lemon introduced after Billy....who would later replace Martin as yankee skipper in 78.
In 1977 and 1978, Hall of Famer Jim Palmer looked very mortal against Allstar competition. I remember his interview after getting shelled at Yankee Stadium in '77, blaming his poor performance on warming up for nearly an hour before the 1st inning, as all of the pageantry and pomp took forever. I only wish the broadcast team was measuring and displaying pitch velocity back in those days...
Ron Cey 1977 first half stats: .272 18 HR 76 RBI. Mike Schmidt 1977 first half stats: .292 26 HR 58 RBI. That must have been a very close vote. Ron Cey got the start.
Schmidt was hurt going into this game. Said he could play defense and pinch run but couldn't swing a bat. I believe it was a hand injury
Bob Sheppard. Yankees PA. Legend. Palmer looks like a windmill. Before the scourge of interleague play.
on the '78 Topps baseball cards, Richie Zisk is on the Rangers and he didn't get an All Star shield on his card.
Anyone notice that Pee Wee was "sitting" next to Roy?
Back when real Americans played MLB. Greatest Era ever.
When baseball mattered...
With 293 career homers coming into this game,
Reggie is just past half of his career homers...
ATP he’s played with Oakland , Baltimore and now the Yanks ...
Rest of career will be with Yanks, Angels and finishing back with Oakland...
I saw the LAST home run (#563) that he hit at the Oakland Coliseum, before the "Mount Davis" era. A titanic blast to center, into the night, still in Low Earth Orbit.
Tommy lasorda was 49 here
He looked more like 65 here.
Nice. Dave Parker batting with a Padres batting helmet...LOL
This was just days after the famous blackout! The Cubs and Mets at Shes were delayed, then postponed!
Eckersely would make a broadcaster out of a lot of right hand hitters...like Kubek and Garagiola both! Good one Joe